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Today Tracey Thompson is going to interview the amazing Linda Pizzato. She has had a huge transformation in her life and business. We are going to talk about everything from myths in the cleaning business to the key steps in transforming it. Click play if you hear how to transform your business who has done just that!    Who is Linda Pizzato? - (0:30 - 1:30) How Linda found us. - (1:30 - 3:45) What held Linda back. - (4:00 - 5:45) What fear Linda got rid of. - (5:45 - 9:00) You don’t know what you don’t know. - (10:15 - 14:00) We have a very special announcement today! Mike is testing out a new app where you can text him directly! The number is 602-932-6431. He can’t wait to hear from you!  If you loved this podcast please rate and subscribe! Don’t forget to join our FREE Facebook group to stay up to date and hear tips from other cleaning company owners! https://www.facebook.com/growmycleaningcompany 

Linda Lian is the Co-Founder and CEO @ CommonRoom, the place where your organization and your community come together. To date, Linda has raised over $50M with CommonRoom from the likes of Danny Rimer @ Index Ventures, Sarah Guo @ Greylock, Dylan Field @ Figma, Dick Costolo and of course 20VC Fund. Prior to changing the world of community though, Linda spent close to 3 years at Amazon as a Senior Product Manager on AWS and Alexa. Before Amazon, Lida was on the other side of the table in venture as an associate at Madrona. In Today’s Episode with Linda Lian You Will Learn: 1.) How Linda made her way into the world of startups and came to start on the venture side with Madrona? How did Linda's time at Amazon shape her thinking around founding CommonRoom? What were Linda's biggest lessons from her time at Amazon and then also being mentored by Jeff Weiner 2.) How does Linda describe her leadership style today? What are the biggest lessons Linda has learned in terms of how to speak with compassion but also directness and clarity? Why is Linda not a fan of "the shit sandwich"? What is the most effective way to give feedback? 3.) What did Linda decide to only hire senior and experienced individuals with CommonRoom? What are the benefits of doing so? What are the downsides? How does Linda approach hiring such senior talent? What works? How is this also challenging? What does Linda mean by "the long poach"? 4.) How does Linda approach delegation today? What framework does Linda use to determine what to do vs what to delegate? How does Linda approach head vs heart when it comes to decision-making? What does it take for Linda to change her mind? What is required? 5.) What does Linda believe are the biggest misnomers around the search for product market fit? Why did Linda deliberately choose to stay in stealth despite raising over $50M from some of the world's best investors? How did that impact their ability on both product and customer discovery? As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

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This week’s radical is Linda Kay Klein, author of the memoir Pure: Inside the Evangelical Movement That Shamed a Generation of Young Women and How I Broke Free, and founder of the nonprofit Break Free Together, which helps people who have left the purity movement to find closure and a sense of community by sharing their stories with others.Over the course of our conversation, we discuss what purity is, how it impacted a generation of women (and men), the path that led Linda to a new understanding of the world, and how she’s worked to help others find the same healing she has.Some Questions I Ask:What was the spark for your book, Pure? (1:21)What does it mean to be expected to go from no sexual contact whatsoever, to being hypersexual? (13:32)Tell me about your nonprofit, Break Free Together (16:44)What brought your family into the Evangelical church? (27:41)What led to you leaving the church? (34:15)What was the path that led you to New York? (41:29)How did your parents handle your shift away from the purity movement? (44:14)In This Episode, You Will Learn:The rise and fall (and transformation) of the purity movement (4:12)What purity culture entails (6:17)How pornography (poorly) fills the void left by the absence of meaningful sex education (16:04)How the everyday practice of purity culture is traumatizing to those who experience it (20:44)The factors that made the purity movement so successful (32:54)The events that started to chip away at the narrative of purity for Linda (36:36)How Linda coped with her mother’s fear that she would go to Hell (45:38)How the language around purity is shifting and becoming more insidious (48:47)Resources:Linda’s WebsiteBuy PureBreak Free TogetherFollow Linda on Twitter and Instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this wellness and fertility episode, I am joined by a fellow University of Chicago alum and friend, Dr. Linda Kim, who is the founder and CEO of LuvLuk. Linda is a Harvard-trained psychiatrist with many years of clinical and leadership experience. She became passionate about how to offer mental health care tailored to address the unique challenges that women need support with – finding emotional wellness, taking care of their families, struggling with infertility or perinatal issues, engaging their passions, and achieving their professional goals, all at the same time! As a mother of 3 daughters, she shared many of the same challenges that her patients faced and wants to share her learnings, both personal and professional to others via the services offered by her company. LuvLuk offers telepsychiatry and virtual therapy for the modern woman and strives to be seamlessly incorporated into her life. Specifically, in this episode we discuss: – The difference and intersection of therapy and coaching – How Linda empowers and arms her female patients with the knowledge to care for their emotional well-being – The Luv-Luk Method for Infertility www.luvluk.com www.facebooke.com/luvluk https://www.instagram.com/luv.luk/ For more information on Josephine Atluri Meditation and the Responding to Life podcast, please visit www.jatluri.com On the site – sign up for a monthly newsletter that includes a free monthly meditation download, book private meditation sessions, general or fertility specific, and sign up for Josephine’s latest fertility workshops. On Instagram @josephineratluri and @respondingtolifepodcast

When COVID-19 completely wipes out your business, what do you do?  Linda Barnett, Founder of this popular business, explains how the Travelling TeaRoom became a virtual business during the pandemic.  Linda is a retired banker who followed her passion to start a brand new business serving high teas, using many of her mother's recipes..  She didn't expect to have pivot so dramatically when the pandemic hit. In this podcast Linda talks about How her business evolved from the Travelling TeaRoom to a group of related businesses New advertising platforms she embraced to stay in touch with current customers and expand her customer base. Which social platforms does she use to promote her business How she overcame some initial fears to go live on Zoom and Facebook to hold virtual events showcasing a selection of her jewellery and accessories How Linda collaborated with other female entrepreneurs to expand her line and hold joint virtual events

Our sleep schedules are influenced by everything from our exercise habits, diet to our workload and stress. More research shows light can also heavily impact our sleep for the better if we learn how to tap into our body’s natural clock. Linda Geddes explains the power of getting outside, the benefits of warm and dim natural lighting, and how we can shift our schedules to enjoy the sleep we all need to be alert for the work we have to do!     In this episode, Cathy and Linda discuss:  How Linda became interested in our relationship with sunshine  How light affects our biology: alertness, melatonin, circadian rhythm  The difference in being exposed to light during the day vs. night What Linda learned from staying with an Amish family  Results of Linda’s self-experiment with light and sleep     How and why hospitals and care centers are incorporating more natural light  Advice for optimizing your light exposure        Memorable Quotes: “By shifting your [circadian] clocks earlier, you allow yourself a longer window or opportunity to try and get some sleep overnight, and hopefully get more sleep.”  “Reverting to this more natural light exposure pattern has multiple benefits for your life; it makes you feel more alert during the daytime and improves your sleep.”  “The average American is spending 90% of their daytime indoors...we need to get out and embrace that light during the daytime.”     Linda Geddes is a science correspondent at the Guardian, writing about biology, medicine and technology. Born in Cambridge, she graduated from Liverpool University with a first-class degree in Cell Biology. She spent nine years at New Scientist magazine working as a news editor, features editor and reporter, and remains a consultant to the magazine. Linda has received numerous awards for her journalism, including the Association of British Science Writers’ awards for Best Investigative Journalism.   Mentioned In This Episode: Chasing the Sun (Hardcover) by Linda Geddes Chasing the Sun (Nook, Audio, CD)   Links to resources: Health Coach Group Website

Now’s the time to let your voice be heard. 100 years ago, the 19th Amendment was added to the United States Constitution, which allowed women the right to vote. Right now, there’s so much conflict and unrest throughout the country, we need our leaders to step up and have our voices heard. The best way to do that is to vote. Whether at the polls or by mail, this is how you can contribute to paving the way of the future for yourself and your children. Your vote and your voice matter. My dear friend, Linda Salomon Saldana, a civic leader and non-profit director, knows first-hand how important it is to vote. In 2015, Linda ran for a seat on the Downey Unified School District Board of Education but narrowly lost the election by just a few votes. Now, she’s the founder of the Downey Foundation for Educational Opportunities. Throughout this episode, Linda shares her journey as a Latina in America, mother of three, and civic leader. Founded on her work ethic, common sense, and ability to get her shit together, Linda has made waves her local community and is helping more students get the education they deserve. Tune in to learn more about Linda’s journey, what she’s learned, and how she serves her community. In This Episode You Will Learn: Linda’s background and how she got to where she is today. (10:43)How Linda reacted to the realization that the career she initially pursued wasn’t quite right for her. (21:55)How Linda got her start on Telemundo. (25:44)What it was like to transition to a stay-at-home-mom for Linda. (32:50)What led Linda to run for the Downey Unified School District Board of Education. (35:21)Why YOUR VOTE matters! (43:50)How Linda realized what her purpose is in her community. (48:29)Resources: Downey Foundation for Educational OpportunitiesLet’s Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInJackie Tapia Arbonne website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Go where the fun is, go where the juice is, go where the joy is.”How Linda dealt with her split with her husband during the recession (2:45)How she pulled out of the darkest of dark places (8:45)How she found an assistant for her book writing (17:18)How she first found herself to be an author (22:31)How Linda uses writing to help humanity (30:21)How the pandemic has impacted Linda’s work ethic (40:26)How the pandemic has forced people to ask themselves the important questions (49:21)Links mentioned in this episode:Simon & Schuster BooksHyperion BooksChris JacksonBeautiful Writers PodcastOwnYourThrone.co - get your free informational guide when you join our email list!Follow LindaFollow Own Your Throne

Today's episode is with Linda Wilson of Embracing Fitness, Food, and Life, and is all about how to prep your body, health, and fitness for travel! In this episode, you will learn about: Linda's experience in traveling out of Australia for the first time and wanting to enjoy the full experience and activities How Linda supports mid-life women to gain energy, lose weight, conquer cravings and get themselves fit to enjoy life and travel with confidence A taste of Linda's talk in the Healthy Eating + Happy Living Summit on Fitness and Traveling (happening this week!) Resources and prizes you can win in the Summit (during the live and lifetime access to the Summit) Summit Links: Sign up for the LIVE Summit Get Lifetime Access to the Summit Linda's Links: Website Instagram Facebook 10 Tips to Feel Healthy and Vibrant --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/madewell345/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/madewell345/support

Linda Dunn Carter began her practice in 2006 and is now a world-renowned scar revision guru and the CEO and founder of the game changing scar revision brand, the DC Method. Linda holds licenses in 5 states performing her trademark scar revision secrets through means of time sensitive protocols that have been proven successful with mind-blowing results. In December 2019 she launched Scar Food to an overwhelming response and will continue to expand that product line. Linda has been honored and named one of Miami’s top ranked power players in the Miami magazine, and the Miami modern luxury magazine honored Linda as one of Miami’s dynamic women. To date, Linda has performed over 45,000 procedures and has appeared on many local and national news programs, magazine articles, and conducts public speaking engagements. During this episode, Cory and Linda discuss Linda’s journey through many business opportunities and turning it all around after having to live in her car for a couple of months. Learn about the importance of capitalizing on opportunities as they come at the oddest times. Links: Scarfood.com LindaDunncarter.com Quote: “The opportunities will hit you at the oddest times but you have to keep your eyes open” – Linda Dunn Carter Time Stamps: 2:25 – Linda’s story – Capitalizing on opportunity and learning new businesses 24:42 – Linda defines the practice of reprogramming skin 28:35 – The mindset of “I’m on to something, now what?” 35:41 – How Linda turned it all around after living in her car for a couple of months 44:35 – Deciding to bring out a product line 46:40 – Linda’s advice to someone thinking about giving up on their dream 51:07 – Rapid fire questions! 54:42 – Entrepreneurship trivia! Want more? Visit FearlessWithCory.com

Good People, Today I had the absolute pleasure of interviewing Linda Carroll. She’s a therapist, couple’s coach, and author of the book Love Skills. Linda dives deep into her personal truth: that “love” is just a chemical reaction, and healthy relationships truly take a lot of work. We also dove into conversations around the COVID-19 pandemic and how it’s affecting our personal relationships and exaggerating certain aspects of our lives. Going deeper, Linda shares about how being in a relationship isn’t the most important thing; it’s about being in a relationship with yourself. As always, thank you for tuning in. I’ll see you in the next one. Some Questions I Ask: Does the cycle ever start over? (18:06)What do you want folks to learn from Love Skills? (20:01)What do you say to those that say they’re not in love with their spouses anymore? (22:02)What are the most common relationship issues? (26:34)How can people reach out to you? (38:42)In This Episode, You Will Learn: What falling deeply in love for the first time taught Linda. (4:37)The 5 stages to wholeheartedly loving your partner. (11:35)How Linda’s book took shape over time. (20:53)Why improving relationships cannot be done on a pre-determined schedule. (23:12)Why nurturing the relationship between the client and therapist is essential for growth. (25:28)How anger can lead to self-exploration. (29:37)Connect with Linda Carroll: WebsiteEmailInstagramLinkedInResources: Love Skills by Linda Carroll See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How Linda is now getting up and down from the floor (finding routine and changing the way you feel)

To celebrate the release of the first 10 episodes of Pod Of Mercy, Long Hair Linda puts together a compilation of some of her favourite deleted clips from previous episodes. Enjoy! 0:29 All you need to be is a woman…. that’s it 1.05 Existential thoughts and social media 5:56 Who’s Roxanne 6:21 How Linda became vegan 13:06 Porn on regular TV 13:45 Sponsoring £5 draws 14:58 Brexit and the election 21:47 The art of rap Like what you heard? Rate, subscribe and share with a friend please :) You can get updates on new episodes by following @PodOfMercy on Twitter and Instagram, and search ‘Talk About It Network’ on YouTube for the most entertaining, authentic and wild podcasts. #PodOfMercy

To celebrate the release of the first 10 episodes of Pod Of Mercy, Long Hair Linda puts together a compilation of some of her favourite deleted clips from previous episodes. Enjoy! 0:29 All you need to be is a woman…. that’s it 1.05 Existential thoughts and social media 5:56 Who’s Roxanne 6:21 How Linda became vegan 13:06 Porn on regular TV 13:45 Sponsoring £5 draws 14:58 Brexit and the election 21:47 The art of rap Like what you heard? Rate, subscribe and share with a friend please :) You can get updates on new episodes by following @PodOfMercy on Twitter and Instagram, and search ‘Talk About It Network’ on YouTube for the most entertaining, authentic and wild podcasts. #PodOfMercy

Welcome to 8th episode of Confidence Rockstar Podcast.In this episode I’m bringing an amazing guest Linda Attram. For the past 20 years Linda Attram has been running successful property businesses including a multi-million pound property portfolio & is the Founder of Mothers in Business. Linda is a devoted mother, meticulous businesswoman, author and a public speaker and a 1st Dan Black Belt in the martial art of Taekwondo. She created ‘Mothers in Business’; to provide a platform for them to grow & feel supported and to create the life they desire and deserve. Linda’s Mission is to Inspire and Empower Women Globally to Be More and Achieve More.In this episode we’ve talked about: Mothers in Business - Creating the Life You Desire and Deserve.It’s very honest and powerful interview, where we talked about challenges that women face when they become mothers and  how to sucessfully combine motherhood with business.Here are some of the highlights of this episode:* Linda sharing her story with us, her journey from very shy girl to becoming a mother of three and creating a successful property businesses including a multi-million pound property portfolio.* Linda's challenges as a mother, feeling lonely and losing her identity and why she was afraid of saying it out loud* Why and how Linda started Mothers in Business* Linda's view on combining motherhood with successful business * The biggest struggle for mothers when it comes to starting their own business and how to overcome it* How Linda helps women suffering with low self-esteem and low confidence* Linda's number one tip for mothers to increase their confidence* Linda's golden nuggets for mothers to start their own business* Why women cannot sacrifice their identity when they become mothers, how it affects our children and future generationsLinks from the show:Event: https://www.mothersinbusiness.co.uk/bookings-checkout/mothers-in-business-training-events-2Get Your Free 5 Day E-mail Course: Confidence Rockstar: www.alexgrzybek.com/5daysConfidence Rockstar Community - FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/confidencerockstar/Connect with Linda Attram: Website: www.mothersinbusiness.co.ukEvent: https://www.mothersinbusiness.co.uk/bookings-checkout/mothers-in-business-training-events-2Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inspiringmothersinbusinessInstagram: www.instagram.com/inspiringmothersinbusinessLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/linda-attramConnect with the host Alex Grzybek:Website: www.alexgrzybek.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/alexgrzybekcoach/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/confidencerockstar/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexgrzybekcoach/Get Your Free 5 Day E-mail Course: Confidence Rockstar here: www.alexgrzybek.com/5days/

Today's show is all about wealth building strategies through real estate, so you're not going to want to miss this one.  My guest is a real superstar in this field. She is California investor, Linda Pliagas.  Linda has done wholesaling, fix and flips and more, but she's a buy and hold investor at heart. She bought her first property when she was still in college after realizing how little a journalism major was going to make in that career.  She knew she was going to need a "side hustle".  Linda has invested in single family homes, vacation homes, multi-family properties and commercial properties. She also produces two digital magazines, Realty 411 and REI Wealth. You're going to learn just how creative Linda had to get to get her first few deals done. How to use 1031 exchanges strategically to build wealth Why she prefers multi-properties over single family  California earthquakes; how this affects her investing strategies How Linda got to be a magazine publisher Her advice for those just getting started as well as seasoned investors, Why you must keep educating yourself    .

In this episode, Kathy Stevens and Linda Soper-Kolton discuss: How Linda developed her love of cooking and her connection to food. The origins of Catskill Animal Sanctuary’s Compassionate Cuisine program. Some of the most common questions asked about the vegan lifestyle. Key Takeaways: Vegan cooking works for all types of eaters with all types of lifestyles. Making the animal connection can be more difficult if you aren’t able to see, touch, and feel the animals. Compassionate Cuisine strives to deliver that animal connection. We are doing damage to ourselves by eating far more protein than we need. If you have enough time to eat animals, you have enough time to eat vegan. “I really don’t ever consciously say ‘where am I going to get my protein tonight?’ I just know that if I eat a variety of fruits, vegetables, grains, beans, nuts, and seeds and these are ingredients that create other foods, if I eat that way, I’m good." – Linda Soper-Kolton Connect with Linda Soper-Kolton:Book: Compassionate Cuisine: 125 Plant-Based Recipes From Our Vegan KitchenBlog: Compassionate Cuisine Blog Connect with Kathy Stevens: Facebook: facebook.com/kathy.stevens.CAS, facebook.com/catskillanimalsanctuaryTwitter:   twitter.com/CASanctuary/Books:  https://store.casanctuary.org/collections/books/products/where-the-blind-horse-singsWebsite: Catskill Animal SanctuaryInstagram: instagram.com/catskill_animal_sanctuary/YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/CASanctuary

In this episode, we are going to welcome Linda Osorio, a fellow yoga studio owner, onto the show to share how she got into yoga, started her yoga studio, and the challenges she faced in growing and sustaining the business. At one point in the business, she was going through a rough patch and kept hitting a barrier in memberships, but when she reached out to us, we helped her increase her memberships by up to 50% which created a level of financial freedom that gave her the ability and free time to take care of her family. She’s going to talk about all that and more, and it’s going to be so valuable to gain insight into your own experience of what it means to be a yoga entrepreneur. Key Points Discussed: Synchronicity saves procrastinators (03:32) How Linda got into yoga: Her backstory (04:41) The Stafford House of Yoga: The good and the challenging (08:41) Problems with consistency in the classroom (14:33) Parting ways with a great yoga teacher (18:40) Rebuilding the teacher training aspect of the business (25:11) Challenges with memberships (29:42) -- If you haven't already, be sure to join our Facebook Group! This is where we are diving into the concepts and strategies discussed on this podcast in more detail through our weekly Facebook Live sessions. -- Be sure to subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, or your favorite podcast app! Also, it would be amazing if you could leave us a review on Apple Podcasts.

Episode 75  Going Full Steam Ahead in Your Fifties with Linda Mitchell  I talk with Linda Mitchell, Founder of the Sisterhood of Sweat, Podcaster, Author, Fitness Competitor, and Business Woman extraordinaire as she shares her triumph through sickness and menopause to thriving over 50.  Topics discussed:  How Linda realized she had mercury poisoning and what she did when she found out  Menopause and Fitness Competition's  Getting in the best shape of her life at 55  What to eat in your 50's + beyond, including carbs  Exercising and taking care of yourself in midlife Childhood trauma and facing it in your fifties To find Linda:  Website + Podcast + Contact  Instagram  Facebook  To find Lori:  Website  Email  Facebook community               

Ep #114: Just imagine if someone would give you $10,000 or maybe even $100,000 to do what you want; wouldn’t it be great? Today you will learn how to find the corporate sponsors, how to write the proposal to have more chances to get the sponsorship, and how to get companies to sponsor you for a few years. In this episode, Linda Hollander shares how to get corporate sponsorship to fund your dreams. Linda is the industry leader in teaching entrepreneurs about business and sponsorship success.  She has over 20 years of experience as a business owner and does sponsorship and business consulting. Her clients and sponsors include Microsoft, Fed Ex, Citibank, Bank of America, Walmart and others.  Time Stamped Show Notes: [00:22] About the episode and Linda Hollander [01:38] After struggling with the job and toxic relationship Linda decided to completely change her life and start a business [05:02] How she found out about the sponsors and got them for her business [07:15] How to get corporate sponsors to fund your projects even if you just starting [09:31] How to send a sponsorship proposal [15:18] How to pitch corporate sponsors to have more chances to get the sponsorship [17:19] Do your research and ask your potential sponsors questions to find out how you both can benefit from the collaboration [19:39] The essential details about transferring you money and how you can use them [23:21] How to pick sponsors for your project [25:25] What can you offer to sponsors in exchange [30:37] How to get sponsors for your next event [32:07] How Linda got her first sponsor which was Bank of America [35:40] Where to find Linda online [37:27] For the show notes go to marinabarayeva.com and subscribe to the Marketing for Creatives show Let’s get in touch: Check what influencer you are as an entrepreneur. Take a quiz at marinabarayeva.com/influencer Did you get new insights? Please leave a short review on iTunes Follow on Instagram @MarinaBarayeva Follow on Twitter @MarinaBarayeva

Linda's new book, Get Acquired for Millions, reflects her own experiences in 3 sales, plus new research from across the industry. The sale of a technology services provider (TSP) business brings into focus matters of all sorts -- financial, strategic, operational, psychological, and even personal. The prospect of an acquisition also raises a lot of challenges and anxieties – the worth of a business today, how can that value be improved, how buyers are approaching opportunities, and where sellers are finding the best deals. Our guest is Linda Rose, a veteran of the tech services space and the Microsoft channel in particular. She has sold three businesses over her career, most recently her cloud services business about two years ago. After taking some time off for a few adventures, she's back to work with a new book for other business owners. It's called Get Acquired for Millions: A roadmap for technology service providers to maximize company value. We talk about her own experiences as an entrepreneur, her research for the book, and some of the findings and recommendations for other TSPs. Show Notes: 1:50 – How Linda's new book came to be after selling her last business. 6:00 – Takeaways from her latest deal, other business experiences, and translating those into the resources of the book. 10:00 – Is transforming your business to become more attractive to buyers always healthy move even if you're not interested to sell? 12:30 – Performance factors that prospective buyers will be looking at. 14:30 – Psychological stresses that play into a deal's success. 19:30 – The role of an M&A broker or coach 25:00 – The importance of a letter of intent (LOI) 28:15 – Where do Dynamics-focused partners fit into the broader TSP deal outlook? 33:00 – What are private equity firms focused on in the Microsoft channel, and how are they framing the value of acquisitions? 36:30 – Why are so many MSPs looking to sell? 38:40 – Women in tech – what has changed, and how Linda's own experiences inform her views.  

01:05 – Introducing today’s guest, Linda Ugelow 01:37 – Linda speaks to the work she does in performance and empowerment 03:05 – Linda’s background in the performing arts 05:54 – For the love of dance 07:43 – Linda’s career evolution 09:55 – Why Linda considers herself a second-tier early adopter 11:58 – Linda reflects on the genesis of her fears 14:52 – The variety of ways Linda works with clients 15:30 – Working with clients in-person vs. online 16:54 – The most common client issues Linda encounters 19:28 – How Linda works with creative outside-the-box entrepreneurs 21:18 – Linda’s perspective on business building 22:58 – How Linda defines success 24:15 – What Zen Money means to Linda 25:11 – Linda talks about her upcoming book 25:57 – Takeaways Linda wants the audience to know 28:01 – Linda announces a free guided confidence meditation for listeners Sound Bites: • “I want people to get to a place where they’re not being held back by fear. Not because they’re pushing through it, but because there isn’t anything to push through.” (02:17) • “When I got to Day 75, it just dawned on me, ‘This is ridiculous. Practice is not a kind of panacea for fear!’” (11:00) • “I didn’t feel safe in front of the camera or an audience because there was part of me that remembers it was dangerous to be put in the center of attention in that way.” (13:22) • “When you are an entrepreneur you need to take a stand on what you believe.” (17:24) • “As I go into any kind of new venture, I have the tools, and the capacity, and the openness and freedom to accept where I am.” (22:36) • “Zen Money is a sense of equilibrium and balance. It’s not a static place but it’s more like a dance or an interaction where we find our sense of relationship that is unclouded by our past.” (24:37) About Linda: Linda Ugelow is a speaker and presentation confidence coach who helps people liberate themselves from the fear of being seen whether it’s on stage, on camera, in the media or the meeting room. Through private and group workshops on and offline, she helps both new and seasoned experts step into their most charismatic and natural selves so they can make the impact they dream of. She's the producer and host of the TV show Women Inspired and was host/emcee at the TEDx Debrecen University in Hungary. Her upcoming book Delight in the Limelight is due out in the spring of 2020. To learn more about Linda's work, follow her on Linked In or visit her website: www.lindaugelow.com Links Mentioned: Confidence Meditation – https://www.lindaugelow.com/speakingconfidence/ Zen Money Financial Quiz – https://www.zenmoneymap.com/moneystyle

Today, a very brave and honest young lady joins The Inner Circle to open up and share her story on a topic that we are still continuing to learn more about. Infertility. Linda Hoang and Carrie have worked together in the past, and she shares her very personal story on what they have gone through so far, what steps they plan to take in the future, and how she uses her platform to shine a light on an issue that affects both people individually, and together as a couple. What You'll Hear in This Episode: Linda has always been ahead of the curve with web and digital content, and encouraged Carrie to tweet way before anyone else. Writing is a huge aspect of Linda's life, whether it's for her own blogging, or coaching others on using social media for both business and pleasure. Linda has been blogging for over 10 years, and also has taught herself more about getting her content optimized. She loves writing pieces on food, travel and everyone's favorite — furry friends. Linda's pets are her life. She has two cats and two dogs, and she started the Edmonton International Cat Festival. Linda's struggle with infertility was frustrating on many levels. She heard mixed messages on what was most important to do, and explored a variety of competing options. An honest look into Linda's situation with infertility, and what she and her husband have tried so far. What unexplained infertility means, and why it is extra aggravating because there is no clear cut solution. How Linda uses her platform and talent for writing to show authenticity and real life struggles. The different methods that Linda and her husband have tried, and an explanation of what IUI, IVF and adoptions typically cost and require. How Linda processes and copes with the emotions surrounding infertility, and how connecting with her blog readers helps give her hope, and an audience that can relate to her experience. Why we shouldn't make assumptions on anything in infertility, as it is such a personal matter. Quotes: “Every day at some point I think, oh man, I've been on my phone too much.” “One of the best part of this event is, well, I fly-in a celebrity cat.” “The people that say they struggled and it worked out, it does help me and offers hope.” “I know we will have a child in some way or another in our life.” “We keep going because...what else can we do?” Mentioned: Edmonton International Cat Festival @nala_cat @lindork Linda - Hoang @yegcatfest Journey Into the Inner Circle: Carrie Doll @CarrieADoll – Twitter @carriedollconsulting – Instagram Carrie Doll – Facebook Please rate, review and follow the podcast! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Can you really capture emotion in art? Is there something that you can convey on the canvas that transfers to the viewer? Emotion is such a complicated and complex human experience that the effort to capture it on canvas seems like an impossible task. My guest, Linda Christensen is proving that notion wrong with her amazing artwork. Linda is a Northern California based artist who paints a moment in time in women’s lives, she looks for the emotional connection and tries to capture it. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree and her Graduate Certificate from the University of California, Santa Cruz. In our conversation, Linda opens up about how she got started as an artist, habits and rituals that keep her in a creative flow, how a David Park painting influenced her, why she is ok with “getting it wrong,” tips for connecting with a gallery and pricing artwork, and much more. I know that artist like you will get a lot out of our wonderful conversation. Expressing emotion in art. Have you ever had that moment in your career where you finally found someone who expressed themselves creatively as you do? Who was that artist for you? What was it in their work that resonated with you? For Linda Christensen, that moment came when she was viewing a painting by the figurative artist, David Park. When she saw one of his paintings, Linda had an immediate and emotional connection that she’d never experienced before. That encounter with the David Park painting told Linda that emotion could be captured in a painting. Embracing distraction. What is your process like in the studio? Do you have a checklist you go through so you can get into your creative flow? Some artists love to work with music playing or after they’ve spent time in an art book, but everyone has to find their groove. I’ve found it helpful over the years to hear from my peers like Linda Christensen who are more than willing to share what they’ve found useful as they approach the canvas. Linda likes to knock out all of her errands and personal tasks before she steps foot into her studio. She also loves to have an old black and white movie playing in the background that she’s seen before so she can have a contrast to her painting process. I loved hearing all about Linda’s studio process and her love for Catherine Hepburn movies; I hope you enjoy it too. Getting it wrong. Do you ever find yourself jumping through hoops and trying to please someone else or working fulfill some idea of what you “ought” to be doing with your artwork? Do you give in to those voices and let them shape your art or do you try to silence them? Artist Linda Christensen has embraced the idea of “getting it wrong” because she knows that she’ll never “get it right.” Someone will always have a critique ready but Linda is ok with that, and she encourages other artists to embrace this mindset as well. At the end of the day, none of us are, as Linda says, “movie-ready” we all have flaws, why not embrace them? Outline of This Episode [2:30] I introduce my guest, Linda Christensen. [4:00] What led Linda to a career as an artist? [5:30] Linda talks about how David Park influenced her artwork. [7:45] How Linda describes her artwork and how her process plays out. [11:20] Habits and patterns that help Linda in her studio. [15:30] Silencing the inner critic. [17:15] How do you decide if you’ve finished a painting? [19:40] Linda talks about how she navigated her early career. [22:00] Advice Linda has for artists trying to get their artwork featured in galleries. [26:00] How does Linda price her artwork? [31:45] Linda talks about how her process changes each time she goes to the canvas. [37:00] What does it mean to “get it wrong?” [43:00] What does Linda hope people walk away with after viewing her paintings? Other artists mentioned on this episode David Park Resources Mentioned on this episode Linda's website Linda on Instagram Linda on Facebook Galleries: www.Suegreenwoodfineart.com www.Winfieldgallery.com www.Gailseverngallery.com www.stremmelgallery.com Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

Welcome to episode 105 of the Sexology Podcast! Today I am delighted to be talking with Linda Weiner, MSW, LCSW who speaks to me about sensate focus in sex therapy, what sensate focus entails and how sensate focus touch can also help with pain.     Linda Weiner, MSW, LCSW, is co-director of the Institute for Sexual & Relationship Therapy & Training with Dr. Constance Avery Clark.Linda is a speaker, writer, adjunct professor at the Brown School, Washington University in St. Louis, and was formerly a research and clinical associate at Masters & Johnson Institute.     Linda Weiner is a diplomate in clinical social work, a certified diplomate in sexology (American Board of Sexology) and is certified by the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists as a sex therapist, supervisor, and CE provider.    In this episode, you will hear:     How Linda became interested in the specific techniques of sensate focus in sex therapy  What sensate focus entails   How modern busy lives have made it unrealistic to achieve sexual satisfaction   The way in which mindfulness relates to this issue  How sensate focus touch can also help with pain   Modifications and ways, you can practice sensate focus on your own   Understanding that sensate focus is not a prelude to sex    Resources  Sensate Focus in Sex Therapy: An Illustrated Manual  sextherapiststlouis@gmail.com  www.sextherapiststlouis.com  www.ISRTT.org    https://www.facebook.com/oasis2care   https://www.instagram.com/oasis2care   https://twitter.com/oasis2care    https://oasis2care.clientsecure.me/client_portal     Podcast Produced by Pete Bailey - http://petebailey.net/audio

In this episode, Michelle and Linda discuss: How Linda got started with her career and with EFT. What ancestral clearing is and how it can help you in the present. What the matrix is and how it affects every individual. How your inner beliefs play on your skill-sets to limit or expand your abilities.   … Continue reading 003 Linda Wells: Tapping into Wealth and Ancestral Clearing →

Download this Episode! With over 30 years of experience in Fortune 500 companies, she earned her mechanical engineering degree from Carnegie Mellon University and an MBA from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business, Linda has had a significant impact in shaping the quality performance of automotive and commercial vehicle component manufacturing globally. She has facilitated flawless launches and drove multi-millions in new business revenue and developed critical relationships with high profile customers. Now Linda has a business that helps people on the corporate ladder climb raise their emotional intelligence and strengthen their executive presence to get a seat at the table. Linda is going to share with you how she has been able to implement the strategies she learned from my signature program, Services That Sell. Listen in to get a ton of value of creating a business with an impact! The foundation of executive presence is rooted in self-confidence. - Linda Taliaferro Key Highlights of this episode: Linda shared what is the one component that you need in order to have an executive presence What Linda’s driving force was to enter the world of coaching The biggest challenge Linda has to face when she got into the online entrepreneurial world How Linda was able to niche down in the span of eight months Linda’s journey on how she was able to help women of color to achieve their goals Resources: 10 TEE Commandments Services offered by Linda   Connect with Linda Website Instagram SPONSORED BY This episode was brought to you by my premium program Services that Sell. If you've been thinking about niching down and creating a four-figure service that you can sell consistently. And if you have been searching for a simple way to sell your services without a complicated funnel, I encourage you to sign up for my FREE master class at jereshiahawk.com/masterclass. I'll make sure you know everything you need to gain the clarity you crave to confidently sell your services online. Visit jereshiahawk.com/masterclass.

Linda Xie is a Co-Founder & Managing Director @ Scalar Capital, one of the leading crypto asset funds to have been born over the last few years with Linda becoming one of the most prominent figures in the space. Prior to co-founding Scalar, Linda was a product manager at Coinbase where she worked with regulators and law enforcement. Before Coinbase, she was a portfolio risk analyst at AIG. If that was not enough, Linda is also an advisor to 0x, the critical infrastructure layer in the emerging financial stack built on a foundation of Ethereum token standards. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Linda made her move into the world of crypto joining Coinbase back in 2014 and how that led to her founding of Scalar? What were her biggest takeaways from seeing the first-hand scaling of Coinbase? 2.) What is a privacy coin and why does it matter? What are some of the dominant legitimate uses for privacy coins? From ZCash to Monero to Dash, there are many players in the space, what are some of the core benefits and tradeoffs of each platform? What is the fundamental problem with privacy coins today? 3.) What is a decentralised exchange, why does Linda believe it is inherently important? How does Linda assess the current exchange environment today? Where does she see it moving over the coming years? What have been some of Linda's biggest learnings advising 0x?  Given the mission and ethos of crypto, does Linda believe that centralised exchanges fundamentally go against the core ethos of the space? 4.) How does Linda perceive the state of ethereum today? What are some of the core challenges facing ethereum today? How does ethereum compare to alternative smart contract platforms? What is their differentiation? Will we see a winner take all/most market within smart contract platforms? Will we see smart contract platforms be regionally fragmented? 5.) How does Linda address the fundamental challenge of valuing tokens today? What has been her preferred model in doing this to date? How does Linda assess the mega raises we have seen over the last year? How does Linda think about preventing projects from raising huge rounds just to stay in step with the mega raises of their competitors? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Linda’s Fave Book: Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind Linda’s Most Recent Investment: Kadena As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Linda on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

If you’ve had any experience with eating disorders, then you know how difficult the recovery process can be. If you’ve ever been a new mom, then you know the perinatal period is crammed full of physical changes, emotional adjustments, and lifestyle challenges. Putting these two volatile situations together can be a recipe for disaster, mainly because of all the triggers and the constant fear of relapse. My guest today has been there. She knows the common triggers for those with eating disorders and how to cope; she’s here to share what she’s learned.   Linda Shanti McCabe is a licensed clinical psychologist in CA who has worked in the field of eating disorders, chemical dependency, anxiety, depression, and co-dependency recovery since 1999. She has served in a variety of settings as a therapist for women and their families, and she now is in private practice in San Francisco. Her doctoral research focused on reimagining the body, using expressive arts with women recovering from bulimia, anorexia, and binge eating. Doing work with eating disorders in the postpartum field is her true labor of love, especially since she has recovered from an eating disorder 20 years ago. She will tell us about her new book, The Recovery Mama Guide to Maintaining Your Eating Disorder Recovery in Pregnancy and Postpartum, which is coming out in February, 2019, and available for pre-order now!   Show Highlights:   What we should know about relapses and shame around eating disorders in the perinatal period The culture of “fat chat” in perinatal circles The societal myths and pressure around thinness Common body image struggles in the perinatal period Eating-related stress and body image problems that exist even in those not officially diagnosed with an eating disorder How hormone shifts and sleep changes set new moms up for difficulties  The disruption of hunger and satiety clues for new moms How former eating disorders are triggered How Linda’s own journey has led to connection and understanding for others “You can’t keep it unless you give it away, and you can’t give it away unless you have it.” Common triggers for those with eating disorders include body image changes, relapse into mood disorders, past abuse triggers, lack of sleep, food cravings, nausea, and new hunger cues The myth that eating disorders are limited to straight, white, adolescent women The truth: eating disorders affect people of all genders, sexual orientations, and ages Eating disorders are usually the result of trying to work throught some sort of trauma Why people don’t realize that talking about their struggle will be what gets them through the struggle What an eating disorder really is and the different types How perfectionism and rejection play into eating disorders An overview of chapter topics in Linda’s new book More information about the telesummit next year Hopeful messages about recovery (Are you an orchid or a dandelion?) Action steps: get support, decrease isolation, and lower the bar on your expectations   Resources:   www.drlindashanti.com Find her on Instagram: @Dr.LindaShanti Find her on Facebook: “Recovery Mama”    The Recovery Mama Guide to Maintaining Your Eating Disorder Recovery in Pregnancy and Postpartum by Linda Shanti McCabe--available in February and pre-order now!   www.ellynsatterinstitute.org  Helpful resource for parents!

What happened when Linda asked her subconscious to give her a meaningful dream.... Linda's dream telling her to declutter. Michelle & Linda share their decluttering tips... Numerology; How Linda is in a '9' year, which is a purging year, getting her ready for the upcoming '1' year... How liberating it feels to pick the 'best one' and give away the rest... Is decluttering 'contagious'? ... Linda's heart-based method for checking in to see what clothing items to release... How the rules of clothing have changed through the decades....How Linda is releasing emotions in addition to 'stuff'... How her guides gave her the program Master Your Money Mind and woke her up to do Module 3 NOW!! Join Michelle Aubin & Linda Lang in Episode 9 of Exploring the Mystical Side of Life. Visit us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/Exploring-The-Mystical-Side-Of-Life-2034156740204239/ Visit Linda at http://thoughtchange.com or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/linda.lang.thoughtchange/

Healing and how the way you look at life can impact your path…. Does logic and planning get in the way? How to get into the magical feeling of life when the ‘adult way’ of thinking stops working… How Linda experienced being a rock during a Shamanic Journey, and then a tree… and what it told her…. How to honor where you are… How to shift your perception when going through a tough time… Join us, Michelle Aubin and Linda Lang as we discuss our adventures EXPLORING THE MYSTICAL SIDE OF LIFE... We don’t script these talks! They are totally intuitive channeled conversations by 2 long time spiritual adventurers and healers. You'll find us on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJHSZKPpx3m8ulkjtLNpTQ and on FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/Exploring-The-Mystical-Side-Of-Life-2034156740204239/

Linda Nottingham joins me today to talk about her experience selling her healthcare insurance agency. SIN began as a joint venture with a like-minded business partner. After a successful growth in their business, and personal events, Linda’s partner left the company. She recounts what it was like to make that transition. Eventually, Linda decided to sell her company to a larger insurance company. She had high hopes for the merger in the beginning, but she soon learned what is said around the negotiation table isn’t always honored after the fact. Linda tells me how she bounced back from her disappointing experience and found a new path as a business mentor. You will learn about: Linda’s background in education. How she stumbled into healthcare. The small insurance agency Linda founded with her business partner. How they build the largest private company in Chicago for the time. Why Linda and her partner decided to go into insurance. How their partnership was structured. Why Linda’s partner left the company and how they handled her departure. How Linda found the best people in her industry. The process of the company’s sale. The issues that surfaced after the fact. The importance of finding a capable attorney. Why Linda sued her buyer. How she coped with the aftermath. Linda’s time in retail. What is SCORE? The power of admitting mistakes. How to be a good CEO. Of all the things you wished you’d known to do, today’s guest has covered a couple of the super important ones in business. Linda Nottingham had the spectacular experience of being on bad terms with her acquirer — both in the sense of poorly worded terms in her sale agreement and being on bad terms with the individuals themselves (and going as far as lawsuits on both sides). If that doesn’t catch your interest as an entrepreneur, I don’t know what will. Linda’s situation is all-too-common and can happen to anybody, but here are some key points to take away from her experiences. Document, Document, Document Everything you do with your partners or potential buyers that pertains to the sale of the business should be documented. Despite wanting to see the best in everybody, you really have to protect yourself. And, honestly, if your buyer is upfront and honest with you, what issue could he or she have with committing verbally agreed-upon terms to paper? So you want to ensure those clauses and stipulations get in there in ink, not just a handshake or verbal agreement. The one huge boon Linda had working for her was having a buy-sell agreement in place from day one. Before her company earned any revenue or had to make any big decisions, she and her partner sought a professional to write up a buy-sell agreement for them which covered what would happen should one of them need to leave the company. This saved them so much hassle when Joan’s husband got sick and she had to leave the company sooner than anticipated. By following the document they created before a time of stress and need was upon them, Linda and her partner were able to complete their buy-out discussions in 30-40 minutes. Can you think of how many man hours they saved by doing this early? How much money? And also, how many personal relationships stayed intact by having this document agreed upon in times of cooler heads? Co

Are you joyously following your heart and doing what you are really meant to be doing on the planet? Or would you really love to make a difference, but it just keeps feeling like something is missing? Well, the truth is that a very small shift can actually make a huge difference! Our guest for today's show, the very cool and very amazing Linda Rasch, believes in contributing to a greater cause and making a difference in game-changing ways. She really believes that the most powerful message comes from the heart and that when you both listen and communicate from the heart you have the power to really connect and so to make the greatest difference. We are going to have a really great conversation with Linda on today's show and I know that you will really be inspired when you hear her story and discover the way that she leads right from the heart! Listen in to find out more! Linda knew that she was here to have a greater impact. Something was calling her and she had to listen. As a corporate leader and strategic communications consultant for twenty-five years, Linda loved her work but always felt that something was missing. When she became burned out in 2013 and walked away from her six-figure job at a global medical technology company so that she could start her own consulting practice, she finally began to see her dreams unfolding. Today Linda is happily living her calling and helping others to do the same by helping them to speak straight from their hearts. She leverages her corporate experience and her expertise in her own entrepreneurial journey to help visionary leaders just like you, who are on a mission to stand out, have a greater impact and to have more fun prospering!  Linda is certified as a Holistic Health Coach, a Belief Change Coach, and also a Know Your Why Coach and she has worked with entrepreneurs, start-ups, and international companies where she has helped thousands of individuals to get crystal clear on their true why, their vision and to become inspired leaders and to create inspired teams and movements.  Linda has helped me to find my why which is all about simplicity. This has really helped me to fine-tune what I included in my last book, The Belief Zone. It has also given me so much excitement about what I do and the way that I help my clients, by reminding me of the problem that I have solved. Listen in today to find out what Linda has to share with you.  Our sponsors for today, Tena.cious,  are very near and dear to my heart and they also keep our show alive! The thing that I really love about Tena Pettis is that she shares my love for small businesses. She works with them and she creates offers specifically suited to their needs, and she also hosts one of the very best small business conferences that I've ever been part of in April of each year. It's called The Before Conference.  Her vision is that every single business owner goes through many befores, in-betweens and afters and Tina is determined to help you, as a small business owner, to get through those stages quicker and smoother and to help you to retain your passion throughout it all. For more information about this conference go to www.beforeconference.com, where Tena is offering a discount to the listeners of this show. All you need to do is use the code ursula to get $50 off your ticket! The conference is going to be in St Paul on the 26th and 27th of April.    Show Highlights:   What Linda's transition from her corporate life was like. How Linda dealt with her limiting beliefs when she first started out on her own. The month that Linda first equaled her corporate salary. How she felt the next month when the figures weren't as good as the month before.  How the why work really helped Linda and became a game-changer for her. Linda's number one limiting belief about herself that she managed to change. The top two sales strategies that Linda used. Connecting to the heart to discover why you do what you do. Linda's best advice for people who are currently struggling with their businesses. How Linda helps people to speak from their hearts. The awesome way that knowing their why has played out for some of Linda's clients. Linda's secret to networking effectively.   To connect with Linda, or to find out more about what she has to offer, email her at linda@yourvibrantbrand.com.    For your free 20 minute Break Through To Clarity session with Linda, email her and put Break Through in the subject line.      

Linda Seabright and James Arey have a lot in common. Linda is a radio personality on KRCB, one of the NPR stations in San Francisco. James is a radio personality on Classical 104.9 in New Orleans, and you might have heard him in his previous incarnation as an announcer on New Orleans NPR station, WWNO. How James jumped ship and ended up back on the same ship is a pretty interesting tale. How Linda ended up teaching mindfulness while still contemplating her previous 6 boyfriends going all the way back to the guy she toured Europe with for a year on 800 is an even more interesting tale. While all that s going on, Kelcy Mae has a new band, called Ever More Nest, a new spirit guide, and a new record coming out, called The Place That You Call Home. And perhaps what might be the biggest revelation to come out of today s show you can get Quaaludes legally in South Africa. If you don t know what a Quaalude is, we ll be selling them at Happy Hour as soon as C Rock hooks us up. Photos at Wayfare by Alison Moon.

Linda McKissack and her husband went from $600,000 in debt to $4,000,000 in passive income. She now shows others the way to financial freedom - regardless of the market. Linda is known as the “Queen of Passive Income” and is the author of the USA Times Bestseller “HOLD: How to Find, Buy and Rent Houses for Wealth” and “Presentation Master for Realtors.” If you would like access to the complete video presentation, the show notes, the links, and the special resources for this episode, please visit GeniusNetwork.com/79. Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Linda in this episode: How Linda and her husband went from $600,000 in debt to $4,000,000 in passive income The 3 main ways you can build wealth: 1. S____ 2. R___ ______ 3. B_______ How to create enough financial freedom so that any market, economic or government disruption won’t affect you One of the most powerful paradigm shifts for creating wealth and building a great business The 6-word secret to having a business you can leave and have it still grow while you’re gone: T _ _ _ _ _ ! How to fund your lifestyle, do what is important to you and experience more freedom

This is the fourth episode in the Catalyze Your Purpose series, which we will focus on all throughout February! Linda Clay is joining me in this special episode! . You will learn about: . - Being a catalyst for change - Linda's past experiences with family who battled alcoholism, drug addiction, and cancer, her journey through depression and PTSD, plus how all her past jobs played a part in her path towards entrepreneurship - How Linda realized she didn't know who she was and how it prompted her to do something different to change her path - Lightbulb moments that come when we are doing the deep inner work - The importance of mindset, how we can choose what we see or think instead of just taking in what we hear, and why we need to reframe our minds by taking a negative thought - Where to find Linda on social media and get her FREE meditation called Your Inner Wisdom Breakthrough! . Get the full blog post with links here: http://www.madewell345.com/2018/02/20/catalysts-for-change/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/madewell345/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/madewell345/support

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Linda Phan was born in LA, but she grew up in Massachusetts from eight years old onwards. She graduated from UMass Amherst with dual degrees in Accounting and Psychology and worked for two years as a corporate auditor at the 6th largest accounting firm in the US. Linda moved to Austin, TX a year ago and worked as Chief of Staff at Newchip, a financial technology company. She is currently on track of getting her MBA from Acton School of Business. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Linda’s background learning processes as an auditor The most important systems and processes for small businesses How Linda came to Newchip first as an executive assistant and then moved up to Chief of Staff by implementing systems and processes and making the company more efficient The time management skills Linda needed to balance working for Newchip, going to school full time, and helping her boyfriend launch his dental startup Figuring out the steps needed for hiring a great employee and sticking to that system The system Linda developed for communicating with investors and why that communication needs to be constant The methods Linda uses for storing system documentation at Newchip using Lucidchart The five processes Linda built and put in place at Newchip before leaving to focus on her MBA and her boyfriend’s startup Why people in the operations department shouldn’t just stick to operations Ways to contact Linda: Email: lindaphan90@gmail.com A transcript of this episode is available here: http://systemexecution.com/systems-and-processes-for-small-business/

Today's guest is NOT a big-time blogger or entrepeneur, but DON'T let that fool you into thinking she DOESN'T have incredible insights to offer us!Linda from Mad About Genealogy is knowledgable, passionate, and (extremely) driven to succeed.We talk about...* Why being a "super blogger" has nothing to do with outcomes/success* How Linda's building the premiere site in a tiny niche* How being selectively dumb and ignorant is a huge asset.Enjoy this little reader spotlight! Shownotes are at: https://doyouevenblog.com/podcast/linda 

Join David Ackert as he interviews Linda Fleming, Director of Marketing and Business Development at Garvey Schubert Barer. In this episode of the Market Leaders Podcast, David and Linda discuss: - How Linda leverages her marketing resources to provide a unique value-add that helps clients in fast-moving industries - Her 24-month business development training program and how she measures its success - How to help your lawyers find their individual practice niches and “watering holes” where they can effectively develop business that is relevant to their interests - The crucial role that external coaching plays in lawyer business development training - Linda’s practical approaches for tracking ROI on BD initiatives

"I love being part of this growing movement of support, collaboration and co-operation. I call it the 'new paradigm of business' where it's not about competition, it's about championing each other, and celebrating that. That's what works best for the planet, not just me as an individual, that's what works best for all of us." (Linda Anderson, Tap Into Your Success) This week on the podcast, I go into conversation with Linda Anderson of www.TapIntoYourSuccess.co.uk Linda is an EFT Tapping Coach, and very often is referred to by her clients as a Mindset Magician. She teaches heart-centred business owners how to get over: self doubt, the fear of being seen, and the fear of charging their full worth, which means they can then go on to market themselves so much more boldly, create more clients, and make an even bigger difference in the world doing what they love, rather than just getting a job to pay the bills. Linda has been running TIYS for 14 years, so like Melanie Mackie's interview last week, it was great to hear her wisdom and insights when it comes to her experiences of being an entrepreneur during that time. We talked about overcoming inner resistance, self-confidence, and doing the work you really (really) want to be doing. Three words that sum up what the entrepreneurial journey has meant to Linda so far are: "Procrastination, Fear and Growth" What you'll learn by listening to this episode: - What a transformational impact it had on Linda and her business, when she went from 'people pleasing' to listening to her own voice, and deciding to act on that instead. - The huge lightbulb moment she had, when asked one simple question by her coach.  - How Linda went from being stuck in a feast & famine cycle to being in a place where now, she is generally booked up for two months in advance. - What self-care looks like for Linda, and how fresh air and getting on her bike is key to recharging her batteries every day. - The importance of finding the right networking communities that connect you to your tribe of people. - How thinking that just being very good at what you do is a bit like trying to fly with one wing, and how learning the sales and marketing piece changed everything. Recommendations and Resources: During our conversation, Linda refers to two business coaches who each helped her make incredible progress in her business, they are: www.CatherineWatkin.com Corrina Gordon Barnes (n/b Corrina has since moved her focus from teaching business and marketing, towards the work that she does now which is relationship coaching. However her website www.YouInspireMe.co.uk is still available, and on there you'll find a treasure trove of information when it comes to learning all about authentic marketing. Julie Hall of The School Of Marketing Winning Women Essex & London Where you can learn more about Linda Anderson What's Your Biggest Secret Block To Money & Success? Take the quiz ==> https://tapintoyoursuccess.co.uk/op/money-blocks-quiz/ https://www.TapIntoYourSuccess.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/TapIntoYourSuccess https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaGV6AJWnIYWRo4QIx7sgmQ

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com. Today's topic is the career of voiceover, and includes my interview with renown New York-based voiceover talent Linda Bruno. Listen to this podcast episode to learn what goes into creating a successful career in the field of voiceover, from an insider who has done it.  Subscribe to this podcast at iTunes and don't miss an episode... and please leave a review there, too! REVIEWS ARE MUCH APPRECIATED! There is nothing like speaking with a master of any art, and Linda's career credits speaks to her mastery of not only the art of voiceover, but the business as well. And to top it off, she continues to train her voice in the endless pursuit of higher levels of ability, and protection from strain. It is my great pleasure to work with her every week from her office to mine, over Skype.Some of the topics we discussed include:What the preferred term for her line of work is.The trip to Miami with her father when she was 18 and the kindness of a pro that lit the fire for Linda's voiceover career. The current state of business for skilled voiceover talent, and what Linda does to stay competitive in the field. What it means to work union (SAG-AFTRA) vs non-union.The really fun stuff: How Linda met Meryl Streep backstage while working the She Awards at Radio City Music Hall.The not-fun stuff: How she deals with difficult clients who don't know what they want.What it means to be a professional with a great reputation in this field.How improv classes can be helpful for honing voiceover skills.How acting can help with message delivery in voiceover as well as singing performance.Why Linda still takes vocal lessons.Why Linda believes it's no longer necessary to have an ISDN line for voiceover work.Her practical advice for those interested in developing a professional career as voiceover talent. More about Linda Bruno: Her website is www.LindaBruno.com. She can be contacted there. From voicing promos for National networks to making you laugh with character voices to providing your pharmaceutical or banking information over the phone, Linda Bruno has been tagged a renaissance woman. Linda’s voice is used daily for Television, Radio, and multimedia formats all over the world. Currently she is the voice of HSN – Home Shopping Network, Disney Jr for South East Asia, Fandango, The Weather Channel as well as the voice of “Alex” for United Airlines’ website.  Her specialties include retail spots and auto dealerships. More Credits: Walmart, Pfizer, Disney Asia, HSN, The Weather Channel, Fandango, United Airlines, TLC – The Learning Channel, CNBC, CNBC Asia, CNN, Stride Gum, VH1, Nickelodeon, Verizon, Costco, McDonalds, AT&T, Kraft Foods. Various radio and TV stations across the country. Local and Regional auto dealerships including Mercedes Benz, Acura, Jaguar, Kia, Chevy, VW, Lexus, Honda and more. Remember you can find me and my services for your voice, as well as contact me, at www.JudyRodman.com

In this episode we're talking with Linda Makarov who experienced two life changing health issues at the age of 35 (stroke and cancer) - the same age her own mother had terminal brain cancer. We are sharing her happy outcome today. Topics : We might need tissues [00:41] How Linda ended up in the U.S. [01:46] Take us back to age 12 [05:14] Healthy + Active = stroke. Say what?[11:16] Signs of a stroke [21:27] Life ends between 35 and 40, right? [24:22] Seeing life through your mother’s eyes [37:39] Changing my story [45:16] Links and Show Notes: FAST is an acronym used as a mnemonic to help detect and enhance responsiveness to stroke victim needs. The acronym stands for Facial drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulties and Time.  Upcoming events for Studio Eriksdotter  Submit questions here or use #FIKApodcast on social media Find your host, Erica Eriksdotter, at https://www.StudioEriksdotter.com,http://www.instagram.com, https://www.twitter.com/eeriksdotter You can find this podcast on iTunes and on Stitcher - be sure to subscribe! Thanks for listening!

Linda Kaplan Thaler is an advertising luminary and author who is also the cofounder of the Kaplan Thaler Group and chairman of Publicis New York. She has created many iconic advertising campaigns such as Kodak Moments and the Aflac duck. She is a native New Yorker who has co-authored three bestselling books: Bang!: Getting Your Message Heard in a Noisy World, The Power of Nice, and The Power of Small. Her newest book is called Grit to Great, which she also co-authored with her business partner Robin Koval. The book takes readers back to the old-fashioned concept of it taking grit to make you successful, rather than relying on your talent, luck, or ability. Linda joins Charlie on the show to talk about that and much more.   Key Takeaways: 02:02 – How Linda met Robin Koval. 03:57 – The idea of having grit and getting the idea to write a book about it. 07:42 – Grit never expires and the idea of retirement. 12:34 – The “lure” of retirement and how retirement should really be doing a job that you love. 16:26 – The self-esteem movement. 20:06 – Grit can be found in anybody no matter the age. 22:58 – Learn to accept failure. 25:32 – “Comfort addiction” and how we are a culture that doesn’t know how to be bored. 28:50 – Which grit builder practice Linda feels is the hardest for her at this stage in her life. 32:02 – The power of habit. 38:50 – The most unanticipated challenge Linda is currently facing. 40:12 – Everybody can get to where they want to go. Grit is the formula that gets you there.     Mentioned in This Episode: Kaplan Thaler Group Publicis New York Bang!: Getting Your Message Heard in a Noisy World The Power of Nice The Power of Small Robin Koval Grit to Great Michael Bloomberg Colin Powell Steven Spielberg Michael Jordan Jack Ma, Alibaba Sherry Lansing, Paramount Pictures James Henry, In a Fisherman’s Language James Dyson Neil Postman, We’re Amusing Ourselves to Death Todd Kashdan and Robert Biswas-Diener, The Upside of Your Dark Side Paula Radcliffe James Patterson Stephen King